Is it legal to charge parking fees for non-motor vehicles in residential areas?

The legality of parking charges for non-motor vehicles in residential areas needs to be specifically judged according to relevant local government regulations and residential property management regulations.

Generally speaking, the residential property management party can manage non-motor vehicle parking, but it needs to meet the following conditions:

1. Necessary management measures: the residential property management party needs to have corresponding management measures, such as setting up parking spaces and formulating parking management systems to ensure parking order and safety.

2. Reasonable charging standard: The parking charging standard set by the residential property management party shall be reasonable and fair, and shall not violate relevant laws, regulations and policies. At the same time, it is necessary to inform the owner in advance and publicize it before charging.

3. Management according to laws and regulations: The residential property management party shall abide by laws and regulations in the management process, and shall not violate relevant laws, regulations and policies, such as not occupying public roads or arbitrarily intercepting non-motor vehicles.

The methods for reporting unreasonable parking fees in residential areas are as follows:

1, the community can complain to the Consumers Association for illegal parking fees;

2. If the residential area violates the rules or charges a high parking fee, it can report to the local property management department, the price bureau or the Housing Authority without compensation through consultation;

3. You can make a complaint by calling 12345 public hotline or 123 15 consumer complaint telephone.

To sum up, there may be differences in the provisions of non-motor vehicle parking fees in different regions, so the specific situation needs to be judged according to the relevant provisions of the local government and the property management regulations of the community. If the residential property management party violates the rules, the owners can safeguard their legitimate rights and interests by complaining to the relevant departments or bringing an administrative lawsuit.

Laws and regulations:

Article 273 of the Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC)

The owner shall enjoy the rights and undertake the obligations for the part other than the exclusive part of the building; You may not fail to perform your obligations on the grounds of giving up your rights.

When the owner transfers the residential and business premises in the building, part of its * * * ownership and * * * management rights are transferred together.

Article 274

Roads within the building division belong to the owner, except those belonging to urban roads. The green space within the building division belongs to the owner, except for urban public green space or express personal green space. Other public places, public facilities and property services within the building division are owned by the owner.

Article 275 The ownership of planned parking spaces and garages within a building division shall be agreed upon by the parties through sale, gift or lease.